Health and sperm — there are still many puzzles in this bunch

Health and sperm definitely have correlation. However, even many simple questions today remain unsolved. How do sperm swim? How do they focus? What is sperm?

With each heart hit, a man can produce about 1000 sperm — and during intercourse more than 50 million brave swimmers, they go to fertilize the egg, writes Xrust. Only a few get to the final destination, before one sperm wins the race and penetrates the egg.

Almost 350 years after the opening of sperm, many of the above issues remain open. However, using recently developed methods, scientists can track the migration of sperm — from their origin in the testicles to fertilization of the egg in the female body. The results lead to new revolutionary discoveries. Among the key-how sperm actually swim, what happens to them when they reach the female body.

Due to the huge spectrum of functions required from sperm, they need more energy than other cells. In addition, spermatozoa should be flexible in order to be able to respond to environmental signals and changing energy needs during ejaculation and traveling along the female tract, up to fertilization.

Spermatozoa are also the only human cells that can survive outside the body. For this reason, they are extremely specialized. However, due to their size, these tiny cells are very difficult to study, she says. We know a lot about reproduction, but there is a huge amount of something that we do not understand.

Spermatozoid is incredibly well packed. Usually it seems to be a bag with the DNA with a ponytail. As scientists began to better understand the early embryonic development, it turned out that sperm transmits not only the chromosomes of the father, but also epigenetic information, an additional layer of information that affects how and when the genes should be used. This really can affect how the embryo develops, and potentially on the lifelong path of the offspring that these spermatozoa generate.

XRUST Health and Cum — there are still many puzzles in this ligament.